Guilford Detention Officer Accused Of Forgery In ICE Cases
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North Carolina Officer Arrested For Forging Signatures On ICE Detention Forms
A North Carolina detention officer is facing serious prison time after it was discovered that he forged signatures on at least 20 detention forms (that they know of). Not just any old signatures either - these were signatures of magistrates (public officials who have limited power to issue warrants and handle preliminary court cases). These officials can sign warrants to detain individuals in custody, allowing ICE to pick them up. The Herald Sun…
Guilford Detention Officer Accused Of Forgery In ICE Cases
Brought to you by the Rhino Times A former Guilford County detention officer has been charged with 20 felony counts of forgery after investigators say he forged magistrates’ signatures on court documents that could be used to keep inmates in jail for up to an additional 48 hours while waiting for federal immigration officers. The Guilford County Sheriff’s Office announced that 40-year-old […]
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